Opinion & Editorial

The Hartwell Sun

The Hartwell Sun

OPINION: Days after graduating, my next chapter begins in Hartwell

By Madison Linton Lead News Reporter Just three days before writing this, I left Stegeman Coliseum at the University of Georgia as a graduate. My years of growing with a lively, football-fueled campus have come to an end, and now I’m finding myself in a new phase of life.
The Hartwell Sun

The Hartwell Sun

Column: Thankful

By Lorin Sinn-Clark Local Columnist “If the only prayer you ever say in your entire life is thank you, it would be enough.” – Meister Eckhart This is the official week of thankfulness – but then, isn’t every week a week to be thankful?
The Hartwell Sun

The Hartwell Sun

Column: The name of Jesus is sacred

By Eugene Ashby Local columnist I was thinking today that a number of times in my professional life I have been in the company of acquaintances who referred to our Lord as "the man upstairs.
When Hallie stretches her neck, she’s as tall as I am. Our neighbor Clyde Jones says the 8-month-old emu is still growing. Our mule, Maggie and the other pasture neighbors aren’t quite sure what to think about the 6-foot stranger.

When Hallie stretches her neck, she’s as tall as I am. Our neighbor Clyde Jones says the 8-month-old emu is still growing. Our mule, Maggie and the other pasture neighbors aren’t quite sure what to think about the 6-foot stranger.

Column: When is a black eye worth it?

When is the last time you sported a black eye? I’m not talking about something you said or did that put a figurative shiner on your face. I’m talking about a punch that gave you a multicolored black circle around one of your eyes. If I took off my sunglasses, you’d see I’ve got one.
The Hartwell Sun

The Hartwell Sun

Column: Demolishing Papa Hudgins’ barn conjures up memories

By Phil Hudgins CNI They’re tearing down Papa Hudgins’ barn.  James, the engineer in the family, made the announcement to the rest of us cousins. His sister Ann and her husband Doug have propped up the barn as much as they can, he said, and it’s coming down.